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More than 120,000 new properties needed to ease rental rise pressure as average advertised rents tops £1,316

A judge has delayed Donald Trump‘s sentencing in his hush-money case until September over the Supreme Court’s decision yesterday which granted him partial immunity from criminal prosecution.

All of their promises on small boats, immigration for work or study, rejoining the EU, EU travel, freedom of movement, trade with the EU and trade outside the EU

Lawyers expect more claims to be brought against water companies by private groups incensed by the sewage scandal

A felon and career criminal is bidding to win the White House. This ruling will help him, and allow him to act largely above the law if he is elected

Lenders have been cutting rates recently although experts suggest this does not signal the return to rock bottom rates

The race is on for the general election 2024, but what are the parties pledging for small businesses? Firms tell i which party they are leaning towards

The US Supreme Court has made criminal prosecution of any president all but impossible

Labour hopes to make key gains across the 'Red Wall' and Scotland, while the Lib Dems are focusing on the 'Blue Wall'

'In every use of official power, the president is now a king above the law' one justice wrote in a scathing dissent

Ani Naqvi made a concerted effort to pay off her mortgage early and has no desire to buy a larger home

Lawyers for the ex-president cite Supreme Court's ruling as they ask New York judge to delay sentencing

Union stands down from strike as talks about steel works future re-start but company vows talks will not change existing plan for closure of furnaces

For Trump, this was always about delaying his trial in Washington over his role in the 6 January insurrection - and it may just have worked

It comes as Rishi Sunak pushes home core message that a Labour victory would see taxes soar in final week of election campaign

The ruling sends Trump immunity claim back to lower court, dimming the prospects of another pre-election trial

Some of the worst-hit councils are spending more than half of their total housing budget on emergency temporary accommodation

Mortgage rate cuts follow other lenders including Halifax, HSBC, Barclays and Coventry Building Society slashing prices in recent weeks

Fishermen were the poster boys of Brexit. Eight years on from the vote, they say Brexit pledges are in tatters - and warn it will cost the Tories

Although gas and electricity prices are coming down in the summer months, they are likely to rise again this winter, experts warn

More people are paying cash but mortgage purchases fall as higher mortgage costs hit buyers. The average house price is £266,604

A well-placed former diplomat tells i that Farage 'pumped up' Trump to criticise the then Tory PM

Polling, newspaper endorsements, and last-ditch appeals to undecided voters are all on the cards

First Lady Jill will play key role in decision, expert says, as pressure grows on President to drop out after poor debate performance

Victims' families were angered by the proposed deal saying it would fail to hold the planemaker accountable, one lawyer said

It’s the general election on Thursday! Let’s talk about absolutely anything else! What do you fancy?

How much does it actually cost to keep yourself fed and cidered? Emily Bootle runs the numbers

The next government will be quickly tested on the environment with key global summits on nature and climate change

A group of 65 economic experts have warned against a return to austerity-era cuts to capital investment by the state after the upcoming election

The National Farmers Union said Labour’s lack of commitment to date on agricultural funding is ‘a big, big concern’